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Back to SearchTexas Ag Today - March 18, 2026
Episode 1446
Spring planting has been very dry.
Sheep and goat prices are strong right now.
There is a false rumor circulating about a disease in Texas feedlot…
3 months, 2 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 17, 2026
Episode 1445
*Choosing the right cotton variety can make or break a crop.
*Texas honey production fell last year.
*The Houston Livestock Show’s grand champion l…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 16, 2026
Episode 1444
*Wheat prices are climbing higher.
*Fertilizer prices will remain high for several months.
*Mexico is reporting 14 new cases of screwworms.
*Cotton…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 13, 2026
Episode 1443
*Drought is causing problems for spring planting.
*General CRP signup is underway.
*Texas peanut acreage is expected to drop this year.
*When beef…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 12, 2026
Episode 1442
*Wheat prices have taken a big jump.
*The FDA is giving Texans another tool to fight screwworms.
*There could be more farm financial aid coming fr…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 11, 2026
Episode 1441
*The Texas High Plains wheat crop needs rain.
*Farmer sentiment rebounded last month.
*The Texas Wheat Producers Board will implement a new small g…
3 months, 3 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 10, 2026
Episode 1440
*The Iran conflict is causing serious supply disruptions.
*The review process for the U.S. Mexico Canada trade agreement is about to begin.
*USDA …
3 months, 4 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 9, 2026
Episode 1439
*Solar grazing offers an opportunity for Texas sheep producers.
*This could be a good spring for Texas turkey hunters.
*The Commodity Classic set a…
3 months, 4 weeks ago
Texas Ag Today - March 6, 2026
Episode 1438
*Some parts of Texas are getting much needed rain.
*Drought continues to spread across the state.
*Cotton state lawmakers are asking the Trump admi…
4 months ago
Texas Ag Today - March 5, 2026
Episode 1437
*Texas will have a new Commissioner of Agriculture next year.
*Corn acreage is switching to soybeans this season.
*Texas sheep producers are in Wa…
4 months ago